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Hai....salam subuh teman teman :D. hehehehehe.
Aku nulis ini sekitar pukul 02.00 dini hari, maklum kalau siang sering malas malasan dan malah ngantuk. ahahahhaha. Dan perlu diketahui, aku dapat info belajar gratis BBC ini dari salah satu dosen aku di UBSI Solo, Dan tiap bulan dapat subsidi pulsa 25rb. wawww.... sudah belajar gratis dapat pulsa lagi. :D ntap soul.
oke langsung aja yukkk capcuss... keburu ngantuk :D
kali
ini kita udah masuk ke unit 3. Di unit ini kita akan belajar 5 session,
dan tiap session akan selalu beberapa activity, dan di activity selalu
ada quizznya.
**SESSION 1
Session 1 akan ada 3 activity gais... dalam session ini kita akan melihat arti, penggunaan dan ejaan nomor urut.
#Activity 1
Diactivity ini kita akan diperdengarkan rekaman percakapan 2 orang dalam durasi 6 menit. Dalam percakapan itu mereka membahas tentang penggunaan nomor urut,arti dan pengejaannya. Kalau teman teman agak kesusahan kalau hanya mendengarkan audio, temen temen bisa liat text nya dengan mengklik "Show transcript" dibawah gambar audio.
#Activity 2
Spelling
1. We usually form ordinal numbers by adding the suffix -th to cardinal numbers:
four - fourth
eleven - eleventh
thirty-seven - thirty-seventh
2. If we are writing using numbers, which we often do for dates and numbers over 10, we simply add the suffix -th to the number:
4th
11th
37th
3. One, two and three have irregular forms:
first, second, third
1st, 2nd, 3rd
4. So do five, eight, nine, and twelve:
fifth, eighth, ninth, twelfth
5th, 8th, 9th, 12th
5. Numbers ending in -y have irregular spellings. They drop the -y and replace it with -ieth:
twentieth, fortieth, seventieth
6. Large numbers also follow this pattern:
the hundredth time
the thousandth man
every billionth customer
#Activity 3
Diactivity ini erorr, ga ada quiz yang bisa dikerjakan.. so lanjut aja yukkk ke sesssion berikutnya.
**SESSION 2
Disession 2 ini akan ada 3 activity,hayuk coba kita kerjain activitynya.
#activity 1
If / when + result
Conditional sentences have two parts: the if or when part and the result (main) part.
- When she eats too much cake, she feels bad. (zero conditional)
- I'll take my swimsuit if we go to the beach. (first conditional
Zero conditional
We use this to talk about things that are always true, whether they are scientific fact or personal beliefs. Both parts are in the present simple.
The zero conditional uses if / when + present simple, and present simple:
Positive
- If I drink milk, I get a stomachache.
- When you take exercise, your heart beats faster.
Negative
- I feel upset when he doesn't answer my calls.
- If you mix white and yellow, you don't get orange.
Question
- What comes out of a volcano when it erupts?
First conditional
We use this to talk about things which might happen if an action takes place. We use if for things which are likely to happen and when for things which are certain to happen.
It uses if / when + present simple, and will + infinitive (without 'to'):
Positive
- I'll do the cooking this evening if it's OK with you.
- When they finish work, they'll go home.
Negative
- I won't wait for you, if you're late again.
- When we go camping, we won't take our laptops.
Question
- Where will he live when he moves to the city?
Note: The if / when part can also come second in zero and first conditional sentences.
- I get a stomachache if I drink milk.
They'll go home when they finish work.
quiz eror gais , lanjut ke activity berikutnya aja yukk....
#activity 2
Facts
When we talk about things that are considered as facts, we use the zero conditional. We also use this form for things that we believe are always true.
When you take exercise, your heart beats faster.
If I drink milk, I get stomachache.
And we can use if or when with the same meaning:
If you take exercise, your heart beats faster.
When I drink milk, I get stomachache.
Possibilities
If we want to talk about something which might happen as the result of an action or situation, we use the first conditional. We use if for things which are likely to happen and when for things which are more certain to happen.
If I see Freddy later, I’ll give him the book. (I’m not certain I’ll see him.)
When I see Freddy later, I’ll give him the book. (I’m certain I’ll see him.)
If we go to the beach, I’ll take my swimsuit. (It isn’t certain we’ll go to the beach.)
When we go to the beach, I’ll take my swimsuit. (It is certain we’ll go to the beach.)
Changes in meaning
Be careful! Sometimes you can use the zero or first conditional and both sentences sound acceptable and are grammatically correct. But which conditional form you use changes the meaning of the sentence and the context you're using it in. Take a look at the two examples in the picture.
If you sit in the sun too long, you get burned. (Zero conditional)
If you sit in the sun too long, you will get burned. (First conditional)
In this case, it is important to think about what you are trying to say. Is it something that is generally true - like the zero conditional sentence? Or is it something that is the result of an action or situation - like the first conditional sentence? Here is an explanation.
If you sit in the sun too long, you get burned. (This is something that is generally true - too much sun gives people sunburn.)
If you sit in the sun too long, you will get burned. (This is the possible result of an action - like you are giving a friend some advice about being in the sun too long.)
#Activity 3
Kita akan diperdengarkan audio dengan durasi 6 menit. kalau kalian kesusahan kalian bisa membaca textnya dengan mengklik "show transcript".
**SESSION 3
Session 3 akan ada 2 activity,kita akan mempelajari frasa untuk meminta orang mengubah perilaku mereka dan melakukan sesuuatu secara berbeda.
#Activity 1
How to ask someone to do something
1. It would be great if you could... + infinitive (without to)
…clean your desk
…do your work
…try my idea
2. I'd really appreciate it if... + you could/would + infinitive (without to)
…you could keep your desk tidy
…you would not eat at your desk
…you could be quiet
3. Would you mind... + verb+ing?
…helping me
…clearing up
…answering the phone
How to ask someone to stop doing something
1. It would be great if you could stop... + verb+ing
…eating at your desk
…dropping food on the floor
…talking so loudly
2. I'd really appreciate it if you would stop... + verb+ing
…smoking in the toilets
…using Facebook at work
…answering your phone in meetings
#Activity 2
#SESSION 4
Aakan ada 2 activity di session 4 ini,
#Activity 1
#Activity 2
Session Grammar
Form: zero condtional
Both parts of the sentence are in the present simple. The two parts can come in any order:
If you work on the computer too long, your eyes start hurting.
I get terrible headaches when I eat chocolate.
Form: first conditional
The if/when part of the sentence is in present simple. The result part is will + infinitive (without 'to'). The two parts can come in any order:
If you drop that glass, it will break.
I'll go home when I finish work.
Meaning: zero conditional
Use the first conditional for facts, things that are generally true or that you believe to be true. You can use if or when with no change in meaning.
When it rains, the ground gets wet.
If you drink a lot of fizzy drinks, your teeth get damaged.
I get a stomachache if I eat too much cake.
**SESSION 5
#Activity 1
Kita akan diperdengarkan audio yeng menceritakan jamica inn , lanjutan dari cerita dari unit sebelumnya.
Nahhh akhirnya unit 3 selesai juga.... berjam jam ngerjain satu unit ini. Dikarenakan kalau untuk mengerjakan tulisan yang terlalu banyak, blog saya sering ngelag. entah karena sinyalnya buruk atau karena komputer saya yang lemot :(.
